STRANGER BUILDS I 10k in PRIZES I Halloween hackathon
2026-10-31 · 10:00:00 · San Francisco
San Francisco, CA
STRANGER BUILDS is a free Halloween weekend hackathon in San Francisco offering 10,000 dollars in prizes across two days of focused building.
Get up-to-date information at: https://luma.com/strangerbuilds
Address: Check event page for more details.
Hosted by NERDCONF & 4 others
Founder brief
Who should attend
Technical founders, engineers, and product builders seeking a competitive weekend sprint will find this valuable. Anyone aiming to test out product prototypes rapidly or assemble a project team around technical challenges should consider signing up.
What happens
Participants gather in San Francisco starting at 10:00 on October 31 and work through November 1 under the theme of a technical Halloween sprint. Builders collaborate over two days toward competing for a share of 10k in prizes.
Who's in the room
Developers, creators, and technical community members convened by STRANGER BUILDS and NERDCONF assemble for the sprint. Attendees focus on hands-on development rather than investor presentations, as formal pitching opportunities are absent from the schedule.
How to prepare
Formulate potential project concepts in advance and configure your development environment before arriving Saturday morning. Bring your hardware setup, chargers, and any code libraries you plan to rely on so your team can dive straight into implementation.
Organizer: STRANGER BUILDS 🎃
At a glance
- Tickets
- Free
- Theme
- The nerdiest Halloween hack ever
Browse more
More events in Bay Area
- Hack for Social Impact 2026 — 2026-10-24 · San Francisco · Hackathons
- VibeCon SF Oct 24-25: Build, Ship, Win $10K + YC Interview — 2026-10-24 · San Francisco · Hackathons
- Win iPhone Duos at Patch the Conference Hackathon — 2026-10-24 · San Francisco · Hackathons
- Emergent - VibeCon SF 2026: Vibecode Your Way to a YC Interview — 2026-10-24 · San Francisco · Conferences
- Kane CLI Hack Day, supported by OpenAI — 2026-10-24 · San Francisco · Hackathons